This is a joining of 2 ideas, the nodes for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/royceschultz/ComfyUI-TranscriptionTools">ComfyUI Transcription Tools</a> and <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/1120399/comfy-ui-f5-tts-text-to-speech">Comfy UI F5 TTS - Text To speech.</a>Load a video or audio file, set the switch 'True' for Vid input, 'False' for Audio input and run, the video or audio file is transcribed and then converted into whatever voice you choose. <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/rocky533">Rocky533</a> deserves the lions share of credit for his simple but excellent text to speech kit.For voices I recommend editing roughly a 40 second sample file with some changes in inflection in the speech, combine with an empty .txt file with the same name and add to your ComfyUI\input folder. It can do a passable job with as little as 7s.Disconnecting the STRING output from the corner of the text box in the Generate Audio node will turn this into a transcriber and a text 2 audio set-up letting you edit as you like.To use BigVGAN, you have to add a little dot to make it work with ComfyUI. In the file <code>custom_nodes/ComfyUI-F5-TTS/F5-TTS/src/third_party/BigVGAN/bigvgan.py</code>Add a little dot on the line at the top that says.<code>from utils import init_weights, get_padding</code>so it's becomes. <code>from .utils import init_weights, get_padding</code>

Revoice (Transcribe/TTS)

Create a conversation between 2 speakers name files like so:voice.DonnyT.mp3*voice.DonnyT.txtvoice.DonnyT.Tay.mp3voice.DonnyT.Tay.txtvoice.DonnyT.DonnyT.mp3 (copy of first file)voice.DonnyT.DonnyT.txt (copy of second file)One speaker is the 'main' one and the others are under their naming banner. Add as many voices as you like with the same naming convention.(* in this example this file would be used in the 'sampler')

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